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How to find an artist’s most loyal fans on TikTok
Every artist has them: fans who post not once but constantly, fan pages that clip every interview, accounts that make a video with every release. No follower count reveals who they are. What reveals them is their activity around your music, and one of the clearest traces of it is how many videos someone has made with you and your songs. Not knowing your fans is like playing a hometown show and not recognizing the front row. So let’s find out who they are.
The loyalty ranking is one sort away
Open the artist’s page and go to the TikTok influencers table. By default it ranks by views; sort it by creates instead, and it becomes a loyalty ranking. In the example below, one account made 95 videos with the artist’s music from a 3,900-follower account. Nobody makes 95 videos by accident. Either it’s somebody’s clipping account, maybe even yours, or you just found a superfan you didn’t know you had.
A release army you already have
These accounts already post the artist for free, because they want to. At every release, they are the first people to contact: they’ll post on day one, and their videos are what the algorithm sees first. Most teams pay strangers for what their own superfans would do for the one currency they actually want: attention.
One real case from Chartex: a team reached out to a fan they found in this table and started talking. It turned out the fan also ran several other accounts posting general content. After they connected and started to have a deeper relationship, the fan started using the artist’s sounds across all of those accounts too, and from that point those accounts brought in extra millions of views on every major release.
The same table works on artists that aren’t yours
Open any artist’s page and the ranking exposes how their catalog is actually promoted. In the screenshot, the top creators by creates include the artist’s own music page, an alt page, an HQ page and a covers page, posting hundreds of videos between them. That cluster is the promotion machine, visible to anyone. Reverse it for any artist from your genre or niche, and you know exactly what their push looks like.
This zooms in as far as you want. Every song page also has its own Influencer Statistics table, so after reading an artist’s whole catalog you can drop down to a single release and see exactly who pushed it.
Go find your front row
Every artist page has this table. Sort by creates, page through, and the loyal core of any fanbase, yours or anyone’s, is a list you can act on.